Inflation, the IMF and World Bank Meet and Earnings Season Starts: 3 Things to Watch | Market Takes

This week brings the latest update on U.S. inflation from the CPI, consumer price index. That data could upend or further entrench worries about a global recession with the International Monetary Fund and World Bank kicking off their spring meetings in Washington. And just as banking crisis fears have simmered a bit, some of the biggest banks in the U.S. will report their earnings.

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[DionRabouinWSJ]

What’s the most important thing you’re watching for this week?

[VictorAntares]

got to this late, got a lot to look out for

[johnnyv]

Its the, "cause I know ya like to talk!" for me 😂😂😂

[Cookiemaster]

So let me get this straight. The core inflation, which includes stuff like food - you know the thing that people need to like survive or something - is going up. But the producer costs are going down to under 4%. We are getting ripped off left and right man. Inflation is a stupid lie. It's all cooperate greed, and they don't stop!

[mitchell.]

Other than meeting Amish I am not sure of the vast majority on "core spending" excluding energy in their spending in the U.S and the Amish sell food which is the other main exclusion. I know your just reporting on industry talk but still think the narrative should change on the core numbers.

Still appreciative your reporting on the big banks and the vast difference in deposit rates (excluding Citi) in what they pay compared to community / mid sized ones.

[investingwithkendrick]

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